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Next 7 Days in U.S. Ag Weather: Patchy Frost, Western Moisture, and Drier Southern Plains

Next 7 Days in U.S. Ag Weather: Patchy Frost, Western Moisture, and Drier Southern Plains

U.S. ag weather stays seasonally cold with recurring frost, especially in northern valleys. Intermittent precipitation favors the Pacific Northwest, northern Rockies, and northern tier; Southern Plains and Southwest trend drier. Expect foggy mornings, brief fieldwork windows, livestock wind chill; prioritize wheat moisture recharge, drainage, frost protection, and equipment maintenance.

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Microbe-Powered Soil Sensors: Battery-Free, Always-On Farm Monitoring

Microbe-Powered Soil Sensors: Battery-Free, Always-On Farm Monitoring

Microbe-powered soil sensors use microbial fuel cells to harvest energy, enabling maintenance-free, duty-cycled measurements (moisture, EC, temperature, nitrates, redox) and LoRaWAN uploads. Early pilots show multi-season operation, 5–15% water and 10–20% nitrogen savings, with limits in dry/cold soils and calibration drift. Integration automates irrigation/fertigation; hybrids and improved probes are coming.

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Seven-Day U.S. Ag Policy Outlook: Key Levers, Compliance Risks, and Market Signals

Seven-Day U.S. Ag Policy Outlook: Key Levers, Compliance Risks, and Market Signals

Update outlines U.S. ag policy levers shaping farm finances—appropriations, safety net, conservation/climate funds, pesticide-ESA rules, biofuels, trade, labor, water, animal health. Near-term watch: congressional schedules, agency notices, litigation, state rules. Producers should verify USDA sign-ups, labels, wages, biosecurity, export requirements. Price impacts hinge on funding, pesticide, biofuel, and trade outcomes.

Politics
Thanksgiving Week Market Playbook: Disinflation Watch, Treasury Supply, and Thin Liquidity

Thanksgiving Week Market Playbook: Disinflation Watch, Treasury Supply, and Thin Liquidity

Markets navigated options-expiration swings and pre‑Thanksgiving liquidity as data signaled gradual cooling and disinflation. Equities rotated; rates held ranges; dollar steady; credit issuance slowed; oil consolidated. PCE, durable goods, and Treasury auctions will guide: disinflation favors duration and quality, while hotter data or weak auctions pressure long‑end and lift dollar.

Macro
Rules, Records, Roads, and Rights: How November 21 Shaped American Agriculture

Rules, Records, Roads, and Rights: How November 21 Shaped American Agriculture

November 21 marks pivotal moments shaping U.S. agriculture: the Mayflower Compact’s governance foundation (1620), FOIA’s transparency reforms (1974), the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge’s logistics boost (1964), and the Civil Rights Act’s workplace remedies (1991). Together they show progress arises from self-governance, open institutions, resilient infrastructure, and enforceable rights—still vital today.

History
Late November U.S. Agricultural Weather Outlook: 7-Day Regional Risks and Field Windows

Late November U.S. Agricultural Weather Outlook: 7-Day Regional Risks and Field Windows

Late November brings fast fronts, temperature swings, and mixed rain/snow across U.S. agriculture, yielding brief harvest windows, variable wheat, and livestock cold stress. Regional themes: PNW wet/snowy; CA fog; Southwest dry; Plains changeable; Midwest mixed; Delta showery; Southeast frost-prone; Northeast clippers. Hazards: frost, wind, heavy rain, fog, fire weather.

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Electric Weed Control: How It Works, Where It Fits, and What’s Next

Electric Weed Control: How It Works, Where It Fits, and What’s Next

Electric weed control applies high-voltage pulses through contact electrodes to kill weeds down to roots, offering non-chemical management for resistant escapes, perennials, and under-tree strips. Performance hinges on plant size, moisture, and contact quality. It preserves soil, demands safety, has slower throughput, and is advancing with precision dosing and robotics.

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The Week Ahead in U.S. Agriculture Policy: Farm Bill Math, Rulemaking Signals, and Trade Tensions

The Week Ahead in U.S. Agriculture Policy: Farm Bill Math, Rulemaking Signals, and Trade Tensions

U.S. agriculture policy is driven by Farm Bill bargaining, rulemaking on fuels and pesticides, and trade frictions. Near-term focus: budget math, appropriations uncertainty, biofuel credit accounting, ESA-driven pesticide limits, labor costs, animal disease, and competition rules. Watch congressional drafts, Federal Register actions, trade steps, and market signals shaping 2025 decisions.

Politics
US Macro Playbook: Cross-Asset Checklist and 7-Day Outlook

US Macro Playbook: Cross-Asset Checklist and 7-Day Outlook

Report offers a structured checklist to interpret US macro data and cross-asset moves, plus a 7-day outlook. Base case is gradual disinflation amid mixed growth; scenarios cover upside growth or downside risk. It highlights key releases, Treasury supply, Fed communication, positioning, and risk signals to distinguish noise from regime shifts.

Macro
November 20: The Date That Reshaped U.S. Farm Trade, Food Safety, and Labor

November 20: The Date That Reshaped U.S. Farm Trade, Food Safety, and Labor

November 20 has repeatedly reshaped U.S. agriculture: the 1993 NAFTA vote integrated North American farm trade (with a 2026 USMCA review ahead); a 2018 romaine E. coli warning spurred traceability and water rules; and 2014 immigration actions reframed farm labor, changes still defining markets, safety, and the workforce.

History
Mid-November U.S. Ag Weather Outlook: Frost and Freeze Risks, Frontal Swings, and Tight Field Windows

Mid-November U.S. Ag Weather Outlook: Frost and Freeze Risks, Frontal Swings, and Tight Field Windows

Mid-November brings shorter drying windows, low ET, frequent fronts, and widespread frost/freezes outside the far South/coastal California. Expect alternating mild/cold spells, breezy passages, and scattered precipitation from Pacific systems, yielding brief fieldwork opportunities. Prioritize grain drying/covered storage, winter wheat establishment, frost protection for specialty crops, and livestock cold-stress measures.

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